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Page 66 of 941913 · PDF PAGE 9
… Maries, Icannot say, of my own knowledge Sconp1o, K.C. That would be the usual course? Mathes, [suppose so, Sconrto, KC. Dr. Westcott’s name and address being on them, the authorities would return them to him ? Matuens. I suppose so. Sconrio, K.C. Did they further intimateto Dr. Westeott that the was paid to sit on corpses, not to raise them; and that he must ‘choose between his Coronership and his Adeptship? Matuuns. [believe so, Scouri0, K.C. So that he resigned active membership in the so-called Rosierucian Order? Marhks, He did resign, Sco…
1915 · PDF PAGE 2
… French are jolly good shportsh, bigod, and lo! the Angel of the Entente Cordiale. It is disgusting to have to foul clean paper with the name of Servia. These swineherds who murdered and mutilated their own king and queen; whose manners make their own pigs gentlefolk; these assassins who officially plot and execute the dastard murder of the Crown Prince of a nation with whom they are at peace; these ruffians so foul that even cynical England hesitates to send a minis- ter to their court of murderers these be thy gods to- day, O England! "Hero…
1919 · PDF PAGE 115
…verse in one thought, he may leap forth upon It with the massed violence of his Self, and destroying both these, become that Unity whose name is No Thing. Seek ye all therefore constantly to unite your- selves in rapture with each and every thing that is, and that by utmost passion and lust of Union. To this end take chiefly all such things as are naturally repulsive. For what is pleasant is assimilated easily and without ecstacy: it is in the transfiguration of the loathsome and abhorred into The Beloved that the Self is shaken to the root in …
1904 · PDF PAGE 79
Md nomiji Dooain od ametajsisa, Das oali DO-vaunesa faorejita And evenas thy name and seal, which I have _ put in this dwelling of faboanu, larianu do-mire nofabon toltoregi salaberot3a od firosabe, poison, shall bein torment among creatures of sulphur _and bitter sting, olapiteta Do-pereji caosago: Do-o-a-ipe Febevohe od elonusabe dDo- burning in fire of earth, in them Iehevohe and exalted in power in ypaunesa Dooainu Dau, Cetragrammaton, Anaphareton, oD these three names, Tetragrammaton Anaphaxeton, JPrimeumaton, Dl adarepanu ilasa gabe babal…
1910 · PDF PAGE 34
…tter forms are so symbolic that sense of sex is a minor matter.) A man can afford to a man two pleasures which a woman cannot give him : namely : (1) passive sodomy. (pleasure of the pathic) (2) irrumation. (pleasure of the fellator)7 The latter is a small matter, and we are justified in concluding that as far as gross gratifications go, the advantage, substantial though slight, rests with the woman. The supreme pleasures are common to both, except cunnilingism (especially during the monthly courses) on the one side, and passive sodomy on the o…
1911 · PDF PAGE 21
THE VISION AND THE VOICE your ears, because my name is as two mountains of fornica- tion, the breasts of a strange woman; and my Father is not in them. Lo! the pools of fire and torment mingled with sulphur! Many are their colours, and their colour is as molten gold, when all is said. Is not He one, one and alone, in whom the brightness of your countenance is as 1,728 petals of fire? Also he spake the curse, folding his wings across and crying: Is not the son the enemy of his father? And hath not the daughter stolen the warmth of the bed of her…
1911 · PDF PAGE 64
…rds shall perform monstrous things. The sorceress shall be desired of all men, and the enchanter shall rule the earth. Blessing unto the name of the Beast, for he hath let loose a mighty flood of fire from his manhood, and from his woman- hood hath he let loose a mighty flood of water. Every thought of his mind is as a tempest that uprooteth the great trees of the earth, and shaketh the mountains thereof. And the throne of his spirit is a mighty throne of madness and desolation, so that they that look upon it shall cry: Behold the abom- ination…
1954 · PDF PAGE 504
WORK 471 "gods" or "Masters" -whatever name you like. And that, I suppose, is what you may call the premise major of my syllogism. The minor, I confess, is not so apodeictic. No one, I suppose, is going to point proudly to the present state of human affairs, as evidence that we are all becoming wiser and nobler every minute, as people did seventy years ago. In fact, one may suspect that the majority of well-instructed men expect nothing but that History will repeat itself, and our civilization go the way of all the others whose ruins we dig up …
1919 · PDF PAGE 243
…d devotion have been their reward. The secret has been principally this, that they considered them- selves noble as well in nature as in name, and thought it foul shame to themselves if any retainer met unnecessary mis- fortune. The upstart of to-day lacks this feeling; he must try constantly to prove his superiority by exhibiting his power; and harshness is his only weapon. In any society where each person has his allotted place, and that a place with its own special honour, mutual respect and self-respect 229
1907 · PDF PAGE 214
…is hid In life no man dare look upon. Woe! Woe! AGAVE. Call then reproach upon these maiden rites ! ORPHEUS. Nay ! virtue is the devil’s name for vice, And all your righteousness is filthy rags Wherein ye strut, and hide the one base thought. To mask the truth, to worship, to forget ; These three are one. AGAVE. What art thou then? a man?
1904 · PDF PAGE 69
…ubject consult tycarb, infra.—A. C. projected cube) methods of stimulating or regu- lating those particular spots (through the eye). The names of God are vibrations calculated to establish: (a) General control of the brain. (Establish- ment of functions relative to the subtle world). (b) Control over the brain in detail. (Rank or type of the Spirit). (c) Control over one special portion. (Name of the Spirit.) The perfumes aid this through smell. Usually the perfume will only tend to control a large area; but there is an attribution of perfumes …
1909 · PDF PAGE 189
…ation of that terrible Key. See account of this ritual in “ The Temple.” Also, 13 is the numeration of tmx = Unity, as also is the Great Name of God, 5x, by Aiq Bekar or Temurah, 179
1909 · PDF PAGE 189
…ation of that terrible Key. See account of this ritual in “ The Temple.” Also, 13 is the numeration of tmx = Unity, as also is the Great Name of God, 5x, by Aiq Bekar or Temurah, 179
1906 · PDF PAGE 210
…s. On this subject consult FWRI, infra.—A. C. projected cube) methods of stimulating or ey those particular spots (through the eye). The names of God are vibrations calculated to establish : (z) General control of the brain. (Establish- ment of functions relative to the subtle world.) (4) Control over the brain in detail. (Rank or type of the Spirit.) (c) Control of one special portion. (Name of the Spirit.) The perfumes aid this through smell, Usually the perfume will only tend to control a large area; but there is an attribution of perfumes t…
1911 · PDF PAGE 71
…d the pole-star, and Hercules, and Regulus, and Aquila, and the Ram’s Eye. And upon a map of the stars shalt thou draw the sigil of that name; and because also some of the letters are alike, thou shalt know that the stars also have tribes and nations. The letter of a star is but the totem thereof. And the letter repre- senteth not the whole nature of the star, but each star must be known by itself in the wisdom of him that hath the Cyno- cephalus in leash. And this pertaineth unto the grade of a Magus,—and that is beyond thine. (All this is com…
1909 · PDF PAGE 127
THE DREAM CIRCEAN “The room, though exquisitely decorated, was entirely bare of furniture, unless one could dignify by that name a heap of dirty straw in one corner, by which stood a flattish wooden bowl, half full of what looked like a crust of bread mashed into pulp with water. “ Half turned away from me stood the owner of the harsh voice and soul abominable. It wasa woman of perhaps sixty years of age, the head of an angel—so regular were the features, so silver-white the hair—set upon the deformed body of a dwarf. Hairy hands and twisted ar…
1909 · PDF PAGE 127
THE DREAM CIRCEAN “The room, though exquisitely decorated, was entirely bare of furniture, unless one could dignify by that name a heap of dirty straw in one corner, by which stood a flattish wooden bowl, half full of what looked like a crust of bread mashed into pulp with water. “ Half turned away from me stood the owner of the harsh voice and soul abominable. It wasa woman of perhaps sixty years of age, the head of an angel—so regular were the features, so silver-white the hair—set upon the deformed body of a dwarf. Hairy hands and twisted ar…
1911 · PDF PAGE 81
… indeed of these my songs shall go forth as maidens, but there is one among them, which one I know not, that shall be a man-child, whose name shall be NEMO, when he hath beheld the face of the Father, and become blind.” (All this vision is most extraordinarily pleasant and peace- ful, entirely without strength or ecstasy, or any positive quality, but equally free from the opposites of any of those qualities.) And the young man seems to read my thought, which is, that I should love to stay in this garden and do nothing for ever; for he sayeth to…
1911 · PDF PAGE 117
… they are the servants of Babalon, and of the Beast, and of those others of whom it is not yet spoken. And, being servants, they have no name, but we are of the blood royal, and serve not, and therefore are we less than they. Yet, as a man may be both a mighty warrior and a just judge, so may we also perform this service if we have aspired and attained thereto. And yet, with all that, they remain themselves, who have eaten of the pomegranate in Hell. But thou, that art new-born to understanding, this mystery is too great for thee; and of the fu…
1922 · PDF PAGE 213
… triumph. “Here, you get out of this,” he said, ‘and don’t come back without it. I know where you can get it. Andrew McCall is the man’s name. I know him to the bottom of his rotten soul.” He gave me the address. It was a magnificent house near Sloane Square. He had married a rich old woman, and lived on the fat of the land. I had met him once myself in society. He was a self-made Scot, and thought evening dress de nigeur in Paradise. Peter sent me off with a sly snigger. There was some insane idea at the back of his mind. Well, what did I care…